Probably angular cheilitis.

Posted By: pc on 2007-12-11
In Reply to: I found something - up late

Subject: Probably angular cheilitis.

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s/l angular chelitis - MarineWifeMT
- I found something - up late
  - Probably angular cheilitis. - pc
  - WAIT... I think is spelled.... - up late
    - I believe this posters answer to be - correct. Had a recent bout; due to dehydration.
- Well, since it's a positive finding, - Me

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